The festival is celebrating Michael Mann’s career with a showing of twelve of his films, including his pilot for the Max series *Tokyo Vice* and his critically acclaimed prison drama *The Jericho Mile*. He will also receive the Lumière Award from French actress Isabelle Huppert later this week.
DoLA announced on Instagram that a barber will be available starting at 6 p.m. to give anyone who wants it a full shave. A screening will follow at 8 p.m., and DoLA confirmed this event is genuine and will be partially filmed. The screening will take place at the Culver Theater, with tickets available on a first-come, first-served basis. Attendees must be 18 years or older.
I recently chatted with Lily Allen, and she told me something pretty amazing – she actually recorded her new album in just sixteen days! She explained that she laid down the tracks in December 2024 as a way to work through everything going on in her personal life. It sounds like a really honest and raw project, born out of a need to process things, and I’m definitely intrigued to hear how that translates to the music.
Meryl Streep has often stated she chooses to age naturally and doesn’t have cosmetic surgery, believing wrinkles are a sign of a life well-lived and a long career. She sees aging as an important part of the characters she portrays, and casting directors appreciate the emotion she can convey through her natural facial expressions. Streep prioritizes honing her acting skills and preparing for roles over changing her appearance.
During several replays of the match, the player’s knee pads sometimes appear and disappear between different camera shots. Since players aren’t allowed to change equipment during a rally, this is likely just a mistake in editing. Knee pads are worn to protect players from impacts and scrapes, and they usually keep the same pair on for an entire set.
Mann emphasized the importance of realistically portraying characters at different ages. He explained that the story spans multiple time periods, and he’s interested in using AI to create smooth transitions between them—as long as it doesn’t compromise the genuine emotion in the actors’ performances.
When Light accepts the challenge on television from the man known as L, he writes down a name that appears on a local Kanto broadcast. This simple act allows the task force to narrow their search for Kira from the entire country to a single region almost immediately. It also proves that Kira can kill someone using just their name and face as seen on TV, helping them better understand the kind of person they’re looking for. After this, police focus their surveillance much more closely on Light’s city and the surrounding area.
Kim Kardashian told Variety on the red carpet that her outfit was high fashion from Margiela, designed by Glenn Martens. She also shared that she’d brought her preferred makeup artist all the way from New York, and had a complete hair and makeup look hidden under her mask.
As reported by *The Hollywood Reporter*, the disagreement occurred on the set of the popular Paramount Network series. Kevin Costner, who starred as John Dutton and was also an executive producer, reportedly wanted actress Jen Landon (who plays Teeter) to perform a scene in a way that differed from the script written by showrunner Taylor Sheridan.
In fast-moving scenes or quick cuts, there’s a visual glitch where Edward’s mechanical arm sometimes appears on the wrong side. This happens because images are occasionally flipped to keep the action flowing smoothly or to speed up animation, and this can accidentally reverse details like his arm. It’s usually a very quick error—often just for a single frame—but once you see it, it’s hard to unsee.